General Coach Canada has eliminated hundreds of pounds from their high-end luxury truck camper line by changing to a new cutting-edge cabinetry material. How is this possible? It’s all about the XPS-core.

There are times when you have to stop, listen to your inner voice, and take a daring leap. This is the story of a 1976 Chevy K20 and Mitchell camper. It’s not true, but you’ll sure wish it was.

Scout is opening its second Scout Hub in Yakima, Washington. The Grand Opening on Saturday, July 18th, is open to current Scout owners, those interested in truck camping, and anyone looking to connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts. 

E. Boudreault RV found and restored a ‘73 Ford F-350 Super Camper Special and a matching ‘73 American Road Truck Camper. What began as a casual conversation turned into a mission to recreate one of truck camping’s most iconic pairings. ‘73 is back. Can you dig it?

Look beyond the brown mud. Peer past the packed snow. Squint through the caked bugs. We swear there are actual truck campers in there! And the stories. Oh my, the stories. The winners are….

nuCamp is offering a $1,000 USD factory rebate on any new and in-stock Cirrus truck camper. The rebate offer starts now and runs through August 31, 2026.

Since the HS 640 renderings debuted this spring, anticipation has been building for Alaskan Campers’ first composite-panel hard side truck camper. From CAD to reality, the production HS 640 has officially arrived. The Alaskan HS era is here.

Can a Northstar Night Hawk balance comfort, productivity, and off-grid adventure for full-time remote workers? After 5,000 cross-country miles, 50 consecutive nights on the road, and everything from desert dust to high-elevation mountain camps, we found out.

For Behind the Shot Part 4, we’re featuring photos and stories from Death Valley Wilderness, California, at Carney Lake Campground, Louisiana, the famous corner in Winslow, Arizona, and many more destinations.

Truck Camper Magazine visits Outpost Campers in Bayfield, Colorado, to discover how their composite panel truck campers are built. Who needs hundreds of screws when chemistry can do the heavy lifting? Stick around.

Today’s Vintage Gem is a stunning emerald green 1965 Ford F-100 paired with a vintage Alaskan truck camper. Nearly sixty years later, this charismatic duo looks ready for a cross-country adventure while offering a glimpse into truck camping’s early days.

Building on its composite panel construction, Rugged Mountain introduces the Granite 8, an eight-foot, hard-side, non-slide camper for three-quarter-ton and larger pickups. Featuring their signature tiny-home interiors, the Granite 8 reaches a whole new market for Rugged Mountain.

In this article, we walk through how to prepare a Ford F-350 for a truck camper using Torklift International tie-downs and suspension products. With the help of Torklift how-to videos and a couple family members, we handled the installations ourselves. Let’s wrench.

Tune Outdoor’s new Interior Systems add modular storage, seating, and water without sacrificing the brand’s ultra-lightweight identity. The result? Less time organizing gear. More time following the road wherever it leads.

Sunset Park RV debuts four hard side, non-slide, aluminum-framed, all-composite, and vacuum-bonded truck campers for mid-size and full-size trucks. The Sun Trek 800 is a stand out—the lightest dry bath on the market!

You went there, did that, and have the mud-splattered, dust-coated, snow and salt encrusted, bug-caked photos to prove it. Send us your dirtiest rig photos and the story behind the adventure. Who has the dirtiest rig ever? Let’s find out!